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Myrddin Offshore Wind Farm
is a proposed renewable energy development located in the Celtic Sea, off the Devon and Cornwall coasts in south west England and the Pembrokeshire Coast in Wales.
At its nearest point, Myrddins’s wind turbines will be over 105km off the south west coast of Wales. The project has the potential to deliver enough renewable energy to help power over 1.5M households annually, helping the UK to meet its binding target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 78% by 2035.
The project also has the potential to deliver ultra low carbon hydrogen produced offshore utilising the Dolphyn Hydrogen concept, which would contribute to the UK Hydrogen Strategy targets.
Site selection phase
Stakeholder engagement
Begins with the project and continues throughout each phase of the development process
Site refinement
Environmental surveys
Feasibility studies
Fisheries Liaison Officer (FLO) appointed
The Crown Estate seabed lease process
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies
Planning application
Planning granted
Commence construction
Complete construction
Commence generating clean renewable energy
Our team has decades of expertise in developing major renewable energy projects. We listen closely, build partnerships, manage relationships, and apply all our experience to make large-scale renewable projects happen.
Our team's knowledge and expertise allows us to develop renewable energy projects in the most responsible manner. We want to build strong links with local host communities because we believe that together we can create a cleaner, brighter future for the UK.
To take part in doing that with us, please visit our Contact page.
